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Brigadier Hugh Llewellyn Glyn Hughes stated there were no sanitary at the Belsen trial.
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What did the industrial revolution created a need for?
More labor workers to operate machinery. More living places for those workers. Reform because those workers were treated like crap with bad sanitary conditions and long working hours etc.
What where the sanity conditions like in trenches in world war 1?
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What should you write in an essay for trying to become a veterinarian?
You should write about how you love animals, how you like the study of medicines and what they do to the animals, and how you like to be sanitary which helps when your a vet? lol. i really don't know.
What are the sanitary conditions in Japan?
Sanitary conditions in Japan are like bad toilets and they need to help the people who live near the power plant explosion...
What were London's sanitary conditions like when Charles Dickens was born?
it was all dirty it was all dirty it was all dirty
What is the definition of sanitary housing?
Housing in clean conditions.
Are sanitary conditions getting better or worse?
worse.
What factors contributed to the spread of disease among Civil War soldiers?
non sanitary conditions i think.
What conditions led to form trade sociteties?
The working conditions in the places that the workers worked at...they needed to be more sanitary.
What is a good topic for a gym essay?
Sanitary conditions in locker and shower area
Why does India have so many cases of cholera?
because of the lack of sanitary conditions
Can you give me a sentence using the word sanitary?
i like the word sanitary. there you go :D
What is the substance used for treating disease?
Diet and/or medication. Improved sanitary conditions. Vaccinations.
What cause bacterial staph infections in elderly?
Open wounds and poor sanitary conditions.
Why were sanitary conditions poor in the theater?
Sanitary conditions everywhere were poor in Shakespeare's day. Well, maybe except in the royal palace. Queen Elizabeth had a cast iron flush toilet. Of course, there were no treatment plants, so it all went into the river anyway.
